Objevte jedinečný charakter jihotyrolského údolí Wipptal s malebným Sterzingem/Vipitenem, nejsevernějším městem Jižního Tyrolska. Boční údolí Alp nabízejí impozantní horské vrcholy a vášnivou sportovní kulturu. Cestou poznávejte a setkávejte se s krásnými hrady.
A small late Gothic church dating from approximately 1.500. The church is constructed on a sunny, east-facing mountain slope between the villages of Mauls and Trens, 1.110 m above sea level.
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
Learning the correct skiing technique and mastering this discipline greatly increases the pleasure of going down the track and ensures greater safety. Ski instructors, alpine and ski mountaineering guides, snowboard instructors and cross-country skiing instructors of the Racines-Giovo school, trained according to the most advanced teaching techniques, will help turn your fun on the snow into an exciting experience to live and share with others.
The appearance of the parish church to the hl. Pankratius is characterized by different architectural styles. A special highlight are the two gold reliefs.
This Church was cited as early as 1298; today's building, however was built at the beginning of the XVI century. The rich and original reticular vault ceiling is particularly worthy of note. The Church was restored in 1938 following a fire.
Robert Alpögger - born and raised in Pflersch, has been a state-certified mountain and ski guide throughout the Alps for over 40 years. With his deep passion for the mountains and an enormous wealth of experience, he accompanies people safely and competently through alpine landscapes - in summer and winter alike. For Robert, who describes the mountains as his elixir of life, one thing is certain: he has the best job in the world.
The Church of St. Margaret in Sterzing / Vipiteno was built between 1678 and 1680 in early baroque style, according to the design of Peter Delai. The bell tower, however, dates from a previous construction, which was cited as early as 1227. The altarpiece of the main altar, dedicated to the Patron Saint of the Church, St. Margaret, was realised by Josef Renzler in 1822.
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
Natural ice rink in Mules/Mauls valley in Campo di Trens/Freienfeld.
Innovative by tradition, since 1934 our top priority has been to offer you fresh bread, delicious desserts and high-quality cakes.
Looking beyond the baking tray and refining tried-and-tested recipes to make things better every day is also a matter of honour for the current owner, Andreas Fleckinger.
The bakery Brunner is located in the Ridnauntal Valley. Here you can buy the typical "Ridnauner Schüttelbrot" and also other foods.
The octagonal building was built by Daniel von Elzenbaum, who was the administrator of the curacy of Sterzing. It was consecrated in 1631. A space arranged as a choir accommodates a simulacrum of the Holy Sepulchre, which is still opened and decorated every year for Easter.
The first written testimony of Moos Castle in Wiesen is dated 1325. In 1950 the South Tyrol Winegrowers Association purchased the castle and restored it. Since then it has been used as a retirement home for the elderly. The first written testimony of Moos Castle in Wiesen is dated 1325. It was then owned by the Trautson family, although it changed hands many times in later years. We owe the current state of the castle to the restoration commissioned by Christoph Geizkofler in around 1600. Moos Castle is not one of the classical castles of the Tyrolean highlands; it was rather effectively defended by the "Sterzinger Moos" [Swamp of Sterzing], which extended to the east until it reached Wiesen. In the XIX century the condition of the building was cause for concern. In 1950 the South Tyrol Winegrowers Association purchased the castle and restored it, without changing its original character. Since then it has been used as a retirement home for the elderly. Wiesenheim Palace, which is now the City Hall, stands beside the castle, with its distinctive corner tower and bow window. In the surrounding area there are many such palaces, which once belonged to ancient guilds and owners of customs rights.
In 1510, the mining lords and miners of the Gossensass-Sterzing mining court had a chapel built on the rock protecting the north-east side of St. George's Church as a symbol of the guild in honour of the miners' patron saint St. Barbara. The chapel is the work of the Sterzing master builder Adam Schaiter and has a two-storey structure with a square ground plan and polygonal chancel end. A Gothic pointed spire set at the corner completes the building at the top. A coloured Austrian shield is visible on the south-west side of the ridge turret. A double flight of steps leads to the first and second floors, to the lower and upper chapel. The basement houses a crypt, which is used as a mortuary chapel.
The playground is a pleasant place and a popular meeting place for children and parents.
Castle Sprechenstein is a castle located in the municipality of Campo di Trens in Sout Tyrol. The castle is located in a higher position than Reifenstein Castle to the southeast of Sterzing; it belonged to the Trautson family and is made up of a lower fortress and an upper keep and palace. It has been restored a number of times. A document dating 1241 speaks of the re-built castle. In 1775 the castle was inherited by the Auersperg family. During the Second World War it was seriously damaged by bombing, but thanks to the owners and the superintendence for the historical and artistic heritage of Trento, it was later restored meticulously.
The castle can be visited only from outside.
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
The playground is a pleasant place and a popular meeting place for children and parents.
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
If cyclists run out of juice, they can rest here for a while and recharge not only their own energy, but also that of their bike. Bikers should have their own power supply unit in their luggage.
